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Twain uses exaggeration in the boys ambition primarily to

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Mark Twain, in his story “The Boys’ Ambition” uses exaggeration primarily to make the story more entertaining.

Exaggeration makes the people captivated to Twain’s story and through the use of this figure of speech, it makes his story to be well known.

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